Another big area of concern for families was education. The closure of schools was first announced on 8 March 2021 for an initial four-week period…
These closures extended as the pandemic developed
Alongside their employment and concerns about economic hardship, many parents were tasked with assisting their children with learning at home while schools remained shut. This put additional pressure on parents.
We asked parents to rate their experiences of distance learning on a sliding scale…
At first, the general response was negative.
But as children became accustomed to online learning and parents became part of their child’s classroom, opinions changed.
At the second time point of our survey, respondents reported a positive experience on average.
At this time, more children were participating in remote learning…
استمر الآباء والأمهات في قضاء نفس القدر من الوقت في استخدام الأجهزة الرقمية عندما أجرينا الاستبيان في الفترة الزمنية الثانية،
استمر الآباء والأمهات في قضاء نفس القدر من الوقت في استخدام الأجهزة الرقمية عندما أجرينا الاستبيان في الفترة الزمنية الثانية،
قضى الأطفال وقتاً أطول على الأجهزة الرقمية أثناء الجائحة، لكننا سألنا الآباء أيضًا عن وقتهم الرقمي.
هل تعتقد أن استخدام هذه الأجهزة ازداد أم انخفض أم ظل كما هو بمرور الوقت؟
Parents in the survey indicated that their relationship with their child was less positive during the pandemic.
Parents in the survey indicated that their relationship with their child was less positive during the pandemic.
With close families spending an increased amount of time together, how do you think parent-child relationships were affected during the pandemic?
أنت أحد العناصر المهمة لضمان نجاح العمل الذي نقوم به، لذا نرغب في معرفة رأيك.
إذا كنت ترغب في المشاركة في مشاريعنا البحثية المستقبلية، يرجى ترك عنوان بريدك الإلكتروني وسنتواصل معك.
كيف تقيم تجربتك مع التعلم عن بعد أثناء الجائحة؟
In our first round of research, Mothers scored their stress 2.59 out of 4. This reduced to 2.35 at the second time point, which was still higher than fathers whose stress reduced from 2.35 to 2.09.
In our first round of research, Mothers scored their stress 2.59 out of 4. This reduced to 2.35 at the second time point, which was still higher than fathers whose stress reduced from 2.35 to 2.09.
Who do you think experienced higher levels of stress as a result of Covid-19?
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In our first round of research, Mothers scored their stress 2.59 out of 4. This reduced to 2.35 at the second time point, which was still higher than fathers whose stress reduced from 2.35 to 2.09.
In our first round of research, Mothers scored their stress 2.59 out of 4. This reduced to 2.35 at the second time point, which was still higher than fathers whose stress reduced from 2.35 to 2.09.
Who do you think experienced higher levels of stress as a result of Covid-19?
Parents in the survey indicated that their relationship with their child was less positive during the pandemic.
Parents in the survey indicated that their relationship with their child was less positive during the pandemic.
With close families spending an increased amount of time together, how do you think parent-child relationships were affected during the pandemic?
Parents still spent the same amount of time on digital devices when we surveyed them a second time,
Parents still spent the same amount of time on digital devices when we surveyed them a second time,
Children spent more time on digital devices during the pandemic, but we also asked parents about their digital time.
Do you think their usage increased, decreased, or stayed the same over time?
How would you rate your experience of distance learning during the pandemic?